insults and chatbans: question to WG

AliceUnchained, on 22 February 2019 - 06:04 PM, said:   The common sense in that when I would state ' I think this forum is full of cretins', it is considered fine and dandy, whereas stating 'I think you're a cretin' is suddenly considered offensive and in violation of forum rules? Sorry eek, but I disagree with you here.      And yet the similarity being that Support stated in both cases a thorough investigation had taken place, which could easily be proven to be complete and utter BS. In both cases. If Support actually had checked the Chat Log, they would not have brought up a date in which I supposedly violated the game rules but I did not play a single game (and no one else has access to this account). More importantly, previously Support refused to look at the replays I was willing to provide (I had all of them) and while the Replay Analyzer Data would have sufficed. So I personally do not believe for one second that any proper, let alone thorough, investigation is done.   Oh and apples can have both yellow and red color, they're not all too far off from orange ;-) However, let's leave it at this. I have no intention of 'attacking' you about this, I have no quarrel with you, I do appreciate your efforts and responses (and overall activity, kudos), and I am also quite aware this suspension will not be reverted nor that Wargaming will ever admit they fudged up massively back then.


BlackBloodBandit, on 22 February 2019 - 07:47 PM, said: This doesn't make sense, when half the player base will ignore it and not say anything or doesn't even understand English at all.


LordMuffin, on 24 February 2019 - 07:00 AM, said:   Can I use the word cretin (or other similar words) directed at a group of people? Example: The WG customer support are cretins.   It is not targeted at anyone specific, so according to eekeeboo it seems OK.